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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

e A nns kssidsne. on F.rr.rus Square. complete IN
A S PRATT SONS.
els-6t The Sun Building.
oT sIcs on
fmpr vements viii sell furniture with it. THIS prop
moi old VII & rsnssS % IS sSs
n cis w housekeeping. Apply os SS e
EoR SALE = Two-sToRY AND BASEMENT
ns3ts; on rood lot; cost to build 81 500 price
ssven rooms; N modern ip,ErSvs%snt.; $500: As
fSs, tn soS i m $1,000
Five Lots on 9th st n q, between and st.: each
on s. Sewses' snS s pf 9 Soc dSr
S S,i &c r s ns,r New sSd
LAnisr Heights. and Lepr9it I.r., from g, g sos
of7-1w 1851 Fstn.w.
Tor sALE-sl50o-FoUR( ca NEW, MAT AND
J., altracuye Frame Dwellings. Nos 2s26- 2s-3oa d
zen P.rk; price $500 each on easy terms nov 90
S&sas X sc CO.. e2.s s ~, 4 $. sio month each
EOk sALE-FIvE HOUSES II NV. SECTION OF
, - cay; nve rooms; water: each rented At $3.50 per
HiEsToS Sc soS Sin on and Ely ave. ,sEm'
Ic0R SALE-THE FOLLOWING CHOICE PROP
critics on Capitol Hill either tor investments or
make terms easy and sAIsisctoIy there6y giving the
purchaser an opportunity 10 buy with small addition
NeY house on % St. near Mass ave-. with bay win
dow MON stel stone trimminss cellar back buid-
ing rooms ba b. latrooe, range, slate msntes aud
very compiete ana neautiful house, under lease 500
New house on "a near st e. 2-story and base
ment rooms and BATH range latrooe slate and wood
ms1tes and plate mirror rented $40 per year; price
New Groom house on st.. near I'd ST. ne. 2-story
tells plate mirror rented $50 per year, price $780,
New o-roon and cellar brick house ON st s.e,
0 oisim sn'sf piSfSRs sG sos
Tor sALE-sIXTY CHOICE SELECTIONS OF
Il small homes OF from one to 100 acres; improved
and uniinproved; within from one mile TO ten miles
OF the city very cheap aud very easy terms Call
or send tor circular. I. II. SAfUEkD CO. 1907
ST. sel7-s3m
EoR SALE on RENT-ll25 10TH ST, NEAR
Massachusetts ave. n. W. handsome 3-story double
venience; large lot SO by l3S feet two bath rooms
porches on every floor: stable for four hors two
carriages. THoS J. FISHER CO., 1924 ST. nv.
o4-lm
Tor SALE-SMAIL BRICK HOUSES n f. ON
l. easy pay nlents also others very low for cash.
o1o-1m 81 -.
TOR sAIE-ARLINGToN TERRACE A THREE
story and basement, l4-room pressed brick, 'front.'
ing 20 feet on northwest corner 9th aud X with
all modern improvements house suited Tor the resi-
feet repair possession given in thirty days Apply to
the owner
g.: Pm OTIS + PRESBREY, 500 9TH st.
EOR sALE-A MOST DESIRABLE 4-sTURY AND
Il basement House. near FarrARut Square best sanl-
tary plumbing; new range and furnace paying over
per cent net on price asked Apply o0J l4th St NV
o. I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

q wHAr's BEST for Hemorrhoids! A. Bartlett's
Pile suppositories.
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SaxOny Wool German Han0-Knit Jackets
Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves; also extra sleeves at
c. Auer6achs Mems Furnishings, Hats, and Sew
Ing Machine Rooms, Sol to S03 7th ST., cor. H.
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j. Il }. COlman's, London, England.
Famous Concentrated Mustard OIL, a positive cure
for rheumatism, Neuralgia and Colds. Outward
application; will not blister. For sale by gro
cerieS. 1l,1315,17lQ22
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Large assortment OF worsted furniture fringe,
1Oc: per I'd. Double Combination, 1241 and 1243
IL h ST o
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Phillips Digestiblc Cocoa created much
interest ut International Medical Congress. 60
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Taped.edge cream lace curtains, per pair SOC
Double Combination, 124l and l243 18th st. ae 2
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RrRrSoRRs Ice cream, 2a5 @ st. NV.

" VOC WANT nrst-class custom work at popular
prices so 70 simpsons, 9Th and G SITS
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THE JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
TUESDAY, October 25.
WEDNESDAY. October 90,
THURSDAY. October %.
FRIDAY. October 20.
SATURDAY. October 20.
and weather permitting)
-Four Extra Days the Following Week.
FIVE RACES EACH DAY.
AL the First-clsss Race Horses and steeplschasera
SPECIAL RACE TRAINS,
Via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at 1910. 1910
aud 10 pm. Return trains will be in waiting when
the races
Perfect order will b preserved Objectionable per-
sons will. as on previous occasions be excluded
First Race at Half-past / o'clock
Members badges can be obtained from P. h. Christ
man. Treasurer, Vernon Row, corner 10th street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
F.B. MCGUIRE. President.
h D. MCINTYRE. Secretary. oI5-st
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,avE YorK eyeslght, consult Hempler, cor. 4S.II

NERISo AND CorroS HOSIERY, gloves, neckwear,
bdk L., dress shirts, canes, umbrellas, Lewis
4 sou, l42I v. Y. ave.
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For FINE clock at a bargain. call at c. s. KEK-
FInD'S LOS ST.
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We SELL n three-stone Diamond Clust r Ring
Ia Karat for <et.. A Nickle Slem-winder Horse
Tuner for g.. solid Gold ladies' Elgfn Watch
case set with q diamond, ssl AT Frank Hora,
40 sth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

Sewing machine, good order, 81 Repairing, soc.
up. Work guaranteed sullivan, LBS 9th street 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

HE WILHELM CLUES SUBSCRIPTION LIsr =
aiIcauy large, though The ann0unS ement OF ttS
concerts was published but little more than week
ago lie cluD will this winter present programs
containing many novelties for string orchestra,
guisned artists, Including Mr.. Max Heinrich, OF
New lork, the great baritone; Miss Hattie ].
C.apper, the eminent contrsito, or New York, an
own popular soprano =
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Bargains-Watches and Jewelry. Frank, 457
Pennsylvania ave.
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Revere House.

Mems all-wOOl red-knt shirts and drawers.
per suit 99c. Double Combination, 1241 and l243
18th st. sc,
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GgNrLENrN's FINE DERBYs and soft felt hats at
r. c. Lewis & Son, 142l y. \. ave, br. go 9TH St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

Fine line OF convex and concave spectacles
and eyeglasses. c. S. KERFIELD's, 1905 st. l
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CHAs, THOMPSON.
Affair." in Yves, washington.

CHARGED WITH VIOLATING THE SUNDAY LAW
Mrs Mary Hughes, who keeps a saloon at No 1899
32d street, was before the Police Court to-day
charged with violating the Sunday law. Several
witnesses testified That they went into Mrs
Hughes Saturday night, but were unable to
tell whether IL was after IL O'Clock or not when
they left. John Beavers testified that he was in
Mrs Hughes place after IL ocIOck, and was FUR
nfshed with bowl OF oyster soup, which he paid
for. Mrs. Hughes, he said, gave him a bottle OF
beer. She did not ask pay for II, and he did not
Oner her any money for It. Daniel MertZ gave
similar testimony. Show long did you st,y there?"
asked Mr.. Padgett. "Until nearly 3 O'clock" an
swered the witness "There was q policeman on
the outside and the door was locked" 'This is
case or false imprisonment" said Mr.. Cahili,
counsel for the defense. OfncerS Sutherland and
Cotter testified TO seeing persons in Mrs Hughes
dining-room after IL O'Clock. The judge took Mrs
hughes personal bonds, she paving the costs
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.-JOhn j. BoSue real
estate agent. reports the sale OF parts lots and
D. BEARS addition, square 80, fronting 30 feet on
street, by Miss Mary A. Riley to Louis c. Eengla,
for $500 cash. II is the Intention OF the pur-
chaser TO commence at once the erection OF hand
some residence.
ARRIVAL OF GRAIN. - Canal-bOat Col. Victor
Baus Imam arrived yesterday with loo bushels OF
corn and Is tons OF hay Tor @. 7. Dunlop.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER at z
a m.-Great Falls, temperature, SO; condition, &c.
receiving ressrvOlr, temperature, 3d. condition al
north connection, SO; condition at south cUnnec-
ton, &c. distributing reservoir, temperature, SO;
con Itlon at tntuent Rate-h house, 49, condition at
efnuent gate-house, So HIGH tide In the river TO-
day ut II H.; low tile at 700 p. N
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TIE QUESTION CONES Up NCIDESTALLY IN THE
POLICE COURT TO-DAY
Michael Carney. saloon-keeper on the 7th-street
road was before the Police Court to-day, CHARGED
with violating an ordinance OF the Levy Court OF
the County or Washington, passed July IL, 1870,
which reads: THAT from and after the passage OF
this act any person or persons who shall sell or
furnish liquor or intoxicating drink OF any de-
scrptlon whatever 10 any solder or soldiers, In
mites OF the Soldiers home. In the County OF
Washington, shall. upon conviction thereof before
the Polce Court or the District OF Columbia, pay
nne OF $50, and In default OF the payment thereof
shall b. imprisoned In the District jail"
Michael Manning, an inmate OF Soldiers Home
TESTIFIED that on the day charged he had q bottle
or whisky and got high, and therefore could not
recollect whether he was In the defendants place
or not.
Mr.. Cahil maintained that the witness was
discharged soldier, and did not therefore come
within The law.
Mr.. Padge;i claimed that Inmates of the Soldiers
Home came within this law.
The Judge said the act was evidently passed to
l0ciud the inmates or soldiers Home, but the law
had been so framed that IL was almost worthless.
DO you call members OF the District military
organizations soldiers?r asked the Judge.
-les, sir, answered Mr. Padgett.
~ 90 not, said the Judge. The case was dis
missed ana an attachment was issued Ior wit
ness VINO failed TO appear.
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COOP GOODS and good fits can be had for little
money at simpsons. 9tn and G. SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

Ladies' merinO vests, silk bound, herring bone
stitch, pearl buttons, 39c. Double Combination,
1241 and 1243 18th st. Sc. 3
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Appleton's CyclOpaedia. See For Sale Miscella-
neOuS column this paper how every one can OBJ
tain this great library OF reference. l
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FOR SALE-HoUsEs. $50 a32 9TH st. NV.
~ 81 22io % s'? $ss4 By aooo
s sS s. = aPis = sO4 ii hdy $500 900
y. nj lsr. 500 200 e s0t st, and nS'00
- s II ~ i Ssi
AS 81 ); NV Sh s'ooO Nv" 3, and 7iI :sOOO
l3is i6,h i, n W.. oOO 1883 1ssS to ia4s st sOO
e65 II ss NV H@ b. oOo lsSi o g 1906 st s'ooO
1ds ' "a AZ NV: ioOo to To- 5000
l9s iss St Hw 600 lss I'D aa 1000
2O33 i st. NV. b.h.. s37 22d st n. W. b.h..'
223 l. d. av. mi. BIB, On 1919 st NV. Tn. o
N Cap st ,. is3 10Th 81: n.w a.A IL. o00
On 81 NV 500 14 sa Il is4 s'' Madison
ss5 9Th St NV. b. low ''A'' :" 's''' SOW
b. "a
EoR sALE-TWO SMALL. HOUSES on 18th ST.
I n.y. near NJ. ST.; renting for S25 Per month.
fs oses ss;.0o j. r. HEhT IassH rs.
IHOR SALE-A CHAEP PIECE OF BUSINESS
~ w ~ J. l. HEREFORD.
EOk SALE. LEASE OR RENTAL ,TENNALLY-
l. town property containing cont good dwelling, out
s. sa'
EOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE 2-sTORY, BAY
n wi9 9r%t o ~ rooms mod imp; lot house
o20-3t GEO. ". LINKINs. 10th and list
EoR SALE OR RENT-AN ll-RooM 3 STORY
fruit and shade trees at Hyattsve Md~residence Of
the late WIN. P. shsdd $1,000 sale and s25 per
o2O-3t' SETH A. HOLToN. Trustee.
EoR sALE-sPLENDID PIECE OF BUSINESS
s on. On
This ia rare Investment Is propsrty is increasing in
's oYs:io. AoirS 9 i Roff + $.
EoR sALE-A HANDSOME CORNER HOUSE, JUST
I'VE HSsIHsTESN RSkE Fl IES1S
built most substantially; hardwood nantels with tile
sio :'a ''''''' e'"Disif L e''
Il -Four new Houses on 10Th st. and cor. Of q st:
i 1888 i is;S 4: 4: s issSS:
1900 3 st. ais, SSSArr . SONS
FoR sALE-LooK AT THAT HANDSOME BOW
e twelve new houses in po;tner Place between
Zach house contains rooms, bsiI. cellar, al modern
s e
ss Sd0 n s.sS 'is
EOR SALE-sO2 2lsT ST. NV, THREE.SroRy
proyements IN nrsscisss repair: excellent iocstion:
x.s House very is.hion.bay located. on st. ns-r
a,s% 4 SoIbssoRoudHL = e.
TrOR SALE WILL TRADE FOB INR1ovED
II property downtown Handsome and yellloceted
suburban property. D. q RkOCT0R son, 1216
afOR 0AIR-HOU6Es 10 SUIT THO6k LOOKING
g, s'a' Or sTS:s ;s;haB isa 'si
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'.ROyal GIue'' mends China, Glass, Wood,

Crochet companion, souvenir for the ladies,
Double combination, 1241 and 1243 1lth st. sc. 2
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FOE sALETR0ssI;yNN AGAIN 10 TIE FORE
The finest villa site ysf offered overlookinr an
others. ~ scres each. oaly cents . foot Psrsons
wrong IN y2rvhAstng Tae Aopsduct Free BRIDGE. the
Asnor4al ex1oge and Mt Vernon avenue are hound 20
double all investments made - kosalynn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

Frcsl, Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in 10. "Ward" prints 4Oc. per lb
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: sweet Milk
&C. per quart.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GOODWIN BROS. POINTS on THE RACES.


As usual one of our firm win attend the Ivy City
following are some Of the SHORT HORSES We gave
last Fall:
ADA D. s25; GREENFIELD, cas-; PoNTIco s25;
CONFALON. $40: HERMITAGE 955: PAT. Cl-2).
s45; FRANK WARD. e175 FOR IS.
We are promised some equally good things for the
coming meeting and - our information will be de-
rived from the same marvellous source u Sheeps-
head Brooklyn. and Jerome, where gave the extra
ordinary number Of
e. GREAT SHORT HORSES
Our patrons will undoubtedly be benefited.
For terms, &C.. apply or send for prospectusto
1t GOODWIN BROS. Riggs House.
EIRsT GRAND BALL OF THE EXCELSIOR
Il PLEASURE CLUB, st. yoseph's Hall 9TH and H
admitting gentleman ana ladies', 50 cents We hope
our friends won't fail to patroniae it
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
Last Appearance Of the Trasedian.
Mr.. FREDERICK wARDE.
TONIGHT ATS.
RICHARD III
Commencing MONDAY. ocroBERa4
MRS. MCKEE RANKIN
InMr Clay Green's Romantic Dr.ma,
THE GOLDEN GIANT.
PLAY OF TO-DAY o22
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CORPS.
INFORMAL HOP.
Every Saturday from $50 to II. 30 p.m
Friends Of the Corps are cordially invited to attend
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Ladies' square cashmere shawls in cream
scar.et, beige, and blue, Sl.l9 Double Combina-
ton. 18th st. sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

Dog Collars engraved and razors sharpened
free. Guns for sale o hire. Walford 4S7 Pa av 1
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LOCAL MENTION.
The weather.

Iaffcrfiors for ne 81 hours commencing nt 8 %. M,
FOR the District OF Columbia Delaware NARY
ANA and virginia, warmer. fair weather light 10
fresh variable winds, becoming southeriy
" VOC ARE IN DorBr where 20 20 10 have your
Ipouls papered, or 10 have pictures framed or 10
nv pciu OF any class 20 have regildlnx done
- - W. H. Neerhon's 916 and All 7th street, who
hoN has on hand his fail stock Of wall paper deco
Iitons, embracing every grad, nom 10 cents 70
~ prr nl-ye. large and beautiful line OF artist
pfoof etchingS engrsv1ngs, water color paintings,
Sc. Also the lIrgest variety OF picture frame
noulungs ever seen in " Washington. CaIl and ex-
anime his stock AT el6 9TH street, tie branch
store, All 9Th street CNo wall papers ~ branch)
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e3 Per Gallon, Csc. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Viii, key, best In the world for the money.
Orders by mall. MCGEEs. 9th near D st. w6S
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dOZ. 1 grain Quinine Capsules. 23c. !;
doz. grain ditto, pc; doz grain ditto, 23c.
doz. grain ditto, 23c.; 100 grain ditto, 33c.
100 grain ditto 4Sc:; 100 grain ditto, TIC 100
wells Pharmacy, Cor. 18th and + sts, north side.
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LIZ AMERICAN CYCIoPEDfA (APPIyTox's.-See
-for sale, MISCELLANEOUS" column how every one
40 oetala TINS great Library OF reference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-22

At Chicago the condemned anarchists were yes
terday visited BY forty delegates from the Knights
Of Labor convention.
Princess Louise OF Wales has been attacked with
measles. The Processes Maude and Victoria are
better.
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L psf. bet. 18th and 1sth. 63xl02. rear and
side siieys e. foot .sl.os
q ISIS sllsy per dog ,s;r =; LIS
alley, per ioot; 200
xlst d. near " S5xt00 .:..--..-............. leo
Slst S. near ~ xt1W 70 alley.....-.......... LOO
18Th et- osA ana W, S0xlyO 70 alley. LOO
Sel. bet n H ave and lsth ST, lSxso 20 alley LAO
LIST and d sta NV, lSx03 TO alley as
boundary, bet Azss. ave. aud Il st. 23xS6. 10
n b. ave. near Corcofsn, 251i 10 To- siiey.... 3 "a
JOHN T. BkALL 6 90,
ol3-2m 1921 Est
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
Ell pGSus
Tho Mexican Bull Ftshts-Attempa TO
Wre ok q Train.


Tho Mexican Bull F,shts-Attemps TO
Wreck Train.
Special to the Gazette.
RI PAso, TEX, Dec. II The bull
fights came Of again in Paso del Norte in
the presence of 1000 people, most OF
whom are Americans and strangers il
this city. Four bulls were brought N at
intervals Of MALT Cd hour headed
By the bull fighters who displayed
red flags IN their faces and goaded
them with iron barns. Three of
the1 We're 1t ont ST the ring after
the spirit had been taken out OF them and
the fourth one was disabled by sword
thrust and was lsssoed and pulled out.
An attempt to wrecs passenger tram
on the Santa Fe Railroad few miles
north Of town WAS made last night. The
train passed the station a few minutes
before O'Clock, shortly sfter dusk Lsis
9 hsg station and trains do not stop resu.
larry. Just before reaching the switch
The engineer and emsn fell
the pilot strike an obstruction which was
thrown IF II the track. The station was
passed without stopping, and 8 short dis
tauce this side the headlight showed
another oostTuction-a tie laying across
The rsils. Before the sir-brskes brouaht
the train 20 ssaDdstill, the pilot hit the
tie turning it around and 1t caught unn.
the engine and Was dragged untii!the
traia stopped.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
FATAL MISTAKE.
Two Hunters Shoot Each Other Through q
MtsundsrssRaGInR

Two NRntsrs Shoot kach Other Through q
Misunderstanding.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec IL -Informa-
ton has been received here Of q dis
tressing tragedy resulting in the death of
TWO hunters in the wilds of Oz.rk county
in the southern part of this stste Saturday
last The victims were W Il Grinter, g
We II known stockmsn OF Kansas and w
q. r qua,a prominent and wealthy citizen
of Fort Scott, Kan. The two men were
members Of separate parties of hunters
who had met in the woods snd who had
become quite friendly. On Saturday
evening the Grinter party set out for
wild turkey, W. Il. Grirter
having the turkey bone. The R qua
psrty were also cut although this WAS
not known to Grinter. Grinter made q
cal with the bone, which R qua mistook
tor q turkey, and. seeing part OF CRITTERS
body, fired buckshOt into it. Grinier, sup
posing it b.d been done purposely, be c. M
enreged and returned the fire, billing
R,qua. Grinter fingered for half an hour
and then died. The remains of Raoua
we're sent to his family in Fort Scott and
Grinter's body was brought to Wyardotte.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
The II arsha;l Presbytery.
sneci,l to the G.zeita.

SpcClSI 90 inc 0SIckK6.
LosGvIEw, TEX, Dec. 1.-THE Mar.
shall Presoytery OF the Cun serland Pres
oyterisn Csurch, composed of ministers
sud elders from the various counties in
n ,rtheast Texas, has been in session from
Thursday night until Sunday morn
ing. Owing to the extremely incleDent
weather OF last week very few
we're in at'sLdsnce, bat those present
made up ia zeal and hard work what was
lacked in number, and 80 mach business
was well and quickly done.
The pulpits of the different churches of
the city were filed yesterday by ministers
IN attendance upon the presbytery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-13
Osc FeIlows' D.aisaSsn.

SpettaI 70 III Gazette.
ALvARADo, TEX, Dec. 1.-THE Odd
f. llows OF lss 1 o OF at Alvarsdo
will dedicate their new hall On Friday
night, the l6ih Of this month. A grand
supper Will oe served. After the dedict-
tion the young folks viii repair to the
opera house and eIj y the giddJ dapee to
their hearts content. A cordial invitation
Is extended to brother Odd Fellows and
their families to De present.
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|
Kenna.
penslons-Wilson Of Maryland, Turp.,
B ndeett, Eau kner.
Postoflice and post roads-Saulsbury
Colquitt, Wilson, R agan.
Prlnting--GorDan.
Privste land clsims-Rsnson, chairman
CoiQuitt, Pasco.
Privileges and misunderstanding
Vance, Pugh.
Public buildings AID grounds-Yest,
Daniel, Pasco.
Public lands-Morgar, Cockrell, Walt
hall, Berry.
Rlilroads-Brown, K.nna, George,
| Blackburn.
| Revision of lsws-Wilson Of Maryland,
| Daniel.
Revolutionary claims-Coke, chairman
Pugh, Hearst
Rules-HE ,ris and Blackburn.
! rerritories-Butler, Payne, Gray, Tur-
pie.
transportation routes to the saaboard
Gibson, Vest, Gail, Butler.
TO Investigate the condition Of the Pa-
tomac river front-McPherson, chair
| man; Ransom, Hearst.
Nicaragua clsims-Morgan, chairman;
Wilson OF Maryland, Hearst.
Woman suffage-CJckrell, chairman;
Brown, Pssco.
Additional accommodations for the H.
orary-Voorhees, chairman; Butler, Glib
son.
Centennial of the constitution and the
discovery Of America-Voorhees, Eustis,
Colquitt.
Indisn trsderships-Coke, Blackburn.
Mr.. Faulkner is not yet Srn&tor and his
name will not be announced to-day when
the committees are elected by the Sen
arors, but as there Is no doubt Of his ad-
mission, places have been assigned him
rs above, to which he will be appoin led
when he is seated.
TEXAS PENSIONS.
Special 70 the Gazette.
WAsHIN GToN, Dec. 1.-THE following
TeI:s pensions were issued to-day ::
Mexican war-Lorenzo D. Ccnm.p, Big
foot; Ada Grant, Terrell; Davis G Elem
ing, Avalon; Jacob J. Humphreys, San
Antonio; Robert T. Hedgecox, McKln-
ney; Simpson Crawford, Christian; Amos
Dyer, Terrell; increase, Joseph Mooney,
Carbon.
HOUSE CAUCUsEs
WASHINGTON. D. C. l2-After the ad-
parties were called for the purpose of
selecting the membership OF the commit
tee on elections.
TO REMOVE THE INJUNCTION OF SECRECY
WASHINGTON, Dec. I2.-The Senate is
about to remove the Injunction of secrecy
from the journal Of the executive pro-
ceeoings from the year 1923 up to the
end OF the FOrtieth Congress, twenty
years ago. It fills fifteen volumes.
ELECTIONS COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, DC. 12-rne Demo-
cratic presentalives in caucus chose the
following gentlemen to constitute
N lority OF toe committee on elections:
Crisp OF Georgia, chairman CULTIVATE of
0 1io, Barry OF Mississippi, O'Ferrelf Of
Virginia, Maish o! Perntylvanla, O'Neau
IF Indiana, Moore of 7. xss, johnston of
North Carolina End Had Il Missouri
Turner Of Georgia declined the Chairman
snip.
SECRET SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Dsc. II In the secret
session of the Senate To-day nothing was
done except 10 read and refer the nomi-
nations alresdy sent 10.
THE COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS.
WAsHINGTON, Dec. l2 -Immed iateIy
atttr Vic aoIouInment or Inc House the
Republicans met In CAUCUS to select men-
bers who are to constitute the minority
Of the committee on elections. The c,u-
Gus LASTED about half an hour
and notbldg was done beyond the selec
ton OF the following repr. sentas;yes who
are al lawyers, to serve on the commit
tee: R)weil of Illinois, Houk o, Tonnes
sse, Hooper of OHIO, Lyman OF Iowa,
Johnston OF Indiana, and Lodge OF kassa
chuSeits.